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Noella Sudbury became interested in the issue of criminal records expungement soon after law school, while working as a criminaldefense lawyer. Also last year, the Utah State Bar honored Sudbury with its 2022 Distinguished Service Award and, in 2019, Utah Business Magazine named her its 2019 Woman of the Year.
Noella Sudbury became interested in the issue of criminal records expungement soon after law school, while working as a criminaldefense lawyer. Also last year, the Utah State Bar honored Sudbury with its 2022 Distinguished Service Award and, in 2019, Utah Business Magazine named her its 2019 Woman of the Year.
Noella Sudbury became interested in the issue of criminal records expungement soon after law school, while working as a criminaldefense lawyer. Also last year, the Utah State Bar honored Sudbury with its 2022 Distinguished Service Award and, in 2019, Utah Business Magazine named her its 2019 Woman of the Year.
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